News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE— Whether it’s because of unclear work definitions, stricter immigration policies or a bone-dry job market, international students are rethinking the American Dream. Story by Eman Mubarik
International Students Wonder Whether U.S. is Place to Be Read More
CITY COLLEGE— For a generation raised on smart technology and social media, disconnecting is becoming a difficult task that more are realizing may be necessary. Story by Marvin Jean
Students Try to Step Away from Endless Scrolling Read More
CITY COLLEGE— Amid the hustle and bustle of living in New York City, students are finding adaptive ways to carve out time to study. Story by Marvin Jean
Students Study Wherever, Whenever They Can Read More
CITY COLLEGE— A report found that less than half of children ages 8 to 18 enjoy reading in their free time, a low that hasn’t been seen since 2005. Educators and researchers believe technology is to blame. Story by Yahmani Price
Reading Crisis for Generation Alpha Read More
CITY COLLEGE— “The second I see Yankees jerseys, I know I’m not getting home on time,” 15-year-old Maya Lopez said. “The sidewalk turns into Times Square for no reason.” Story by Katherine Diaz Sanchez
Neighbors Groan When Yankees Fans Crowd the Streets Read More
CITY COLLEGE— The Black Studies Department at The City College of New York Story hopes the space can create a sense of community for both students and faculty alike. Story by Chyann McNeill
Black Studies Debuts ‘The Lookout’ Read More